High school is where most start finding who they are and also it is a great place to meet new people and make new friends. And at some point almost every high school student has experienced or witnessed some sort of flirting or dating.

First you might have witnessed the stereotypical couple that appears if they have been married for a decade. They tend to bicker and know exactly what one another is going to say back, but at the end of the day they Still seem to make things work.

Then there is the couple that makes everyone around them feel a little queasy. This couple lives by a three letter acronym… P.D.A. One minute you could be talking to your friend blink and they are kissing right in front of you. Scrolling through their Instagram or Facebook pictures consists of lovey-dovey picture one after another.

Another couple that can be found is the chill couple. This is where people almost forget they are dating because they just seem like best friends. If they fight, they do discreetly and do not like to make it everybody’s business.

Then there are the single people. One common single can be defined as the Super Single. The Super Single will probably be caught say things like ‘I don’t need a man!’ or maybe ‘No chick or hashtagging #ForeverAlone. The Super Single acts like they are perfectly fine not being in a relationship, when in reality they envy those in a relationship.

Then there are the obsessive singles. These people stalk their crushes every move. What tweets do they favorite? Who was that girl he was talking to before fourth block? They appear to know more about their crush than the crush even knows about themselves. These singles might as well have planted a chip into their crush to track them.

Lastly, there is the single that could not be happier being single. This person has been single for quite some time and does not complain about it. They do not even take notice to being a third wheel. They have too much going on in their lives to deal with what they see as added stress of relationships. The only relationships they focus on is with their friends.

Overall it is still high school and we are all still young. Maybe you are fortunate enough to have found your high school sweetheart or maybe you just have not found your Troy Bolton or Gabriella Montez  just yet. But remember if things do not go the way you plan, your love life is not over. You still have years upon years to find the right one for you. Each break up should be seen as a lesson learned. Even though many people date in high school, know it is not a necessity. Make sure to focus on school work, grades, friends, family, and sports and don’t take things too seriously.